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TELEGRAMS TO YHE STAR
Shot Dead by Mist0ke.


VOTING MAN KILLED WHILE TRYING 10 SAVE ~ OLD
BACHELORS LIFE
BUTLER Mo-, Nov. 2i-Between Nlnton and West
Point thts county, about 10 miles from Butler a
horrible mistake resulting in the death OF young
man occurred John Rsdford Is a bachelor, a man
~ S1me means. Il somewhat deaf and Is always
antirinatIng that he Is about TO be robbed Last
night one Of his nearest neighbors, young Mr..
WaddeiI was going home, when he discovered Rad
FONTS house on FIRE, and hurrfedly ran 10 awaken
the Inmates lie knocked and pounded on the door.
but no response came. Knowing the old mans
deafness, and fearing he would be burned with the
house, he threw his weight against the door, which
gave way. RldIOrd, suDposing IL Vas a robber,
Shot him with a charge OF buckshot In his left
side, killing him instantly. The house burned 10
the ground, only few household goods being
saved
The Great Arizona Gold strike.
TIE ORE VERY RICH, But THE EXTENT or THE DE-
Posfr NOT YET KNOWN
ALBrQUERQrE, n. NJ, Nov. 23.-Since the publ
cation OF great strike made on the Hasayampa
River, few miles south OF Prescott, Arizona ID
which over $4,000 worth OF gold-bearing ore Is re-
ported In sight, and as much as 81 600 taken 1rom
with private dispatches asking the truth OF the as
sertion. IL was ascertained that Mr.. FRANK COCK
burn, manager OF the Prescott Stamping WorxS
was 10 the city, and from him the following -
CLEANED He positively stated that the mine Is
undoubtedly the richest yet discovered IN ArllOna
but says that there has not been sulncleut ue,er
opmept work on 10 TO justify the statemrnt tnat II
Is one OF the worlds bonanzas. The ore wnlcn mas
been taken out and that which Is exposed Is mar
veously rich, running As high as nrst IepSItsI
but TO what extent the ore runs must De deter
mined by extensive Developments All TINS ore u
In the nature OF very rich pocket, ana the Owners
have 30 far realized immensely lIo a. t,raated
considerable excitement among the people on liz
colt and neignborhood, and that the mine Is
visited daily BY hundreds Inc ieose' nS an1rS
runs north and south, and the smart Is oniy uo"h
10 feet
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionsers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionsers
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CHAIRS, BRUssELs CARPEIs MANLY NEW;
ssSS III As fsS sEsR SAGffa fdHEs
msnen RN !:
idence No Pr street northwest select assortment
dton worthy the s.1entSn Of those in search , Of
nad WaTER u Williams CO. Aue.
GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. AuctiOneer. $3.50 Street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF ,yALyABIE IMPROVED
Ills c STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated June 2Sth A. -
81 Ct seq one q the land records Of the Dstpct
Of Columbia At the reqpe.t Of the party secured in
the notes therein described we viii sell at public suc
FIR T 5sspt Of E 5hs 9ss s
FOUR O'CLOCK T. M all that certain piece or parcel
ton b. c. and inown As part Of lot two a in square
south Of square hundred and ninety Is $780, said
south Gi
,se1 from to point , feet -four
street THENCE west twenty feet to place of beginning
together with all the improvements ways, easements
rights. privileges and aIpurtenances to the same.
Terms of sale: One-half Of purchase money in cash;
balance in one year, with Interest 1T per per
annum, to be paid semi annually: the deferred pay
mept to be secured by deed Of trust the property
sold. or all cash at the option Of the purchaser All
conveyancing and recording viii be at purchaser
sale Terms Of sale 70 be complied with Within ten
days from time Of sale property will be resold Ut
and of defaultnx purchaser after at least ave
days notice. JOHN F. COX, lr-.
nl9-eo&ds WILLIAM II. PEARCE,S h6us'ees'
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE UNDERSIGNED. ASsIGNEEs OF EDWARD
CAVERLY 4 CO,
will sell, at public auction, on SATURDAY NOvEM.
Der NINETEENTH. 1887. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
N. in front OF Thomas Dowings auction rooms, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th streets porth
west two Horses, two Sets Of Harness Also one Day
ton and one Business Wagon. Terms cash.
RICHARD s. WINDS0R,l ,u.-
n12-dtS WILLIAM J. MILLER, ! Assisnees-
eF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CON.
sequence of the rain, until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTY-SIXTH, 1887, same hour and place.
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AUCTION SALES.

AOSllOAN o-hl<Eo.
FUTURE DAYS.
WATER b. WILLIAMS CO. Aucsiopcrs.
DRY GOODS
IRE ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION.
TO BIZ SOLD. BEGINNING MONDAY. NOVEMBER
TwENTY-oNE, AT ELEVEN A N. AND HALF.
PAST TWO p NJ. CONTINUING DAILY AT SAM.
HOUR UNTIL ENTIRE STOCK rs DISPOSED OF.
The above consists Of all kinds Of silks in street. and
evening wear. I'm Plain and Brocsded
Black and Coiored velvets in Plain. Brocsded and
striped Black Crepes. Also full line Of Mourn
ing Goods of the best makes.
Colored Dress Goods in desirable fabrics F1annels
Plain and Fancy, Blankets large sire. also nice
lime Of CRIB Blankets In Plain and Emu
oridered Linens. Hosiery and
Underwear for Men. La
dies and Chill
dren.
Corsets Of the celebrated makeC P also lower grades
French and American saunss. Ginshams and Batisses
also some White Goods. Buttons. CloAkA Para
soils, Gloves and many articles which
lcannot mention for want Of
space.
All parties indebted TO the firm win please call ami
settlsbill
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Il CLOSE An ESTATE SITUATED On SiRGiNi1
AvENUE NE ;,, FOURTH STREET AND On
NUEAMD ON STREET. NEAR SIXTH STREET
SOUTHEAST.
TWENTY-EIGHTH, AT HALF-PAST FOUR fTe::Y
O'CLOCK. We VII sell IN mont q the Prsmises' ~
fronting 81 feet inches on street. and Is feet 10
inches on Virginia avenue. improved by two Frame
Houses
IMMEDIATELY AFTER we will sell, in front Of
premises the west 20 feet front of
LOT ], SQUARE $40,
fronting Virginia avenue and running through to
street near corner Of 18th street southeast.
This property IL sold TO close estate.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in and two years.
notes to bear six cent interest from day of sale
payable semi annually or all cash. ut option of pur
chasers. deposit Of 800 each piece required at
time OF sale. COnveyxncing, etc. at purchasers
Terms 70 be complied with In ten otherwise right
purchaser after i've days public notice of such resale
In some Newspaper published In Warrington, d. c.
MID DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
L THIRD STREET, NEAR NJ STREET SOUTH
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER Or
THIRTIETH. at QUARTER PAST FOUR Nv
O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises will sell 80
LOT IL, SQUARE SOL,
fronting 48 feet Sd street and running back 30
foot alley.
This property is near IN" street south.
Terms: Onet third cash; balance in year, note to
bear cent interest from day of SALE payable semi
annually and to be secured BY deed of trust all cash
At option Of purchaser deposit Of 800 required
sale. Conveysncing &C.. at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in ten days, otherwise right
served to resell risk and cost Of defauting pur
chaser after FIVE days public notice Of such resale
some newspaper published in Washington. D. g.
n23-d&ds UUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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TNAIKY FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

nAIRY FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
Dairy Farm, we'll watered and well set in grass
one hundred yards from Farmwell Station, W., o. a
W. r. K, for sale at public auction, Leesburg. Va.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, 1887.
For particulars address klCHD Il. TEBBS, Attor
ney, Leesburg, Va. n23,26,3O6de3-4t
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81 HEMpsroNE
MIC 500 Pennsylvania Avenua
Il METRoPoLTAN PoiicE, WsssIseTos D. q.
November S n 10; lssaaBy DUNCANsoN BROS 9Th
ha < ASsHpsf 81 81 Es ocE6 sS
i've the District o. coinSi. viii sell at pubic
snetiop at the above named S.reroom. lot q ios 9
Shsf Clerk. Met Police IppToSssHBs Commas
DEREMrToRY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LoT
L on On EAST 8 s, CAPITOL STREET. NEAR FOUR
NiSETEENTH. at HAIfoPisT fo StR ~
O'CLOCK. we viii sell. in front of the premises x
LOT -, SQUARE 1858.
Fronting "a feet on East Capitol street. with depth
of about 12O feet 20 80 foot alley Property in this
location rapidly enhancing and worthy the attention
Terms: One third cash: balance in one and two
snd to BE By
o. trust or All CASH At option Of purchaser Convey
Of s.e Terms with IN se SsS q aher
wise right reserved TO resell at risk and cost of de
such re sale in some newspaper pSS.hed in Washing
ni6-dts DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneerx
f. THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED on
SsSH IT, ss 4
n21-dts DUNCANsON BROS.
T,RUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L REAL ESTATE, ON THE CORNER OF vER-
MONT AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of a deed Of trust duly recorded In -
Iber l42. folio 81 ct seq, OF the Land Records Ia
OF the District Of Columbia and at the request Of LII
the party thereby secured. will sell at public
tion, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, NO.
MEMBER TWENIY-SISTH NEXT. at FOUR
O'Clock Pm, part Of lot six 16l, in A Borland' !,
5s4l beginning for the same at the southwest eornei
OF said lot and running thence east twenty feet
tS thence north thirty 600 feet thence west to the
OF avenue thence southwest TO the place
of beginning.
Improved by . one-story brick store.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months secured by deed trust the prop
erty purchased all cash. at the option of the
chaser deposit Of 100 required At the time Of sale
Terms to be complied with in ten days from time Of
sale property will be resold at the sk and
the defautIng purchaser after seven days advertise
ment Conveyancine st purchasers cost.
JOSEPH X. EDISON, ,--~
- CHARLES B. BAILEYS iTus'oes-
Mi. is.l9.23A25-5
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WEBS 4 co. Aucsi0n'sr'.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TO-
On account Of having to vscate will sell at prem
ises No. 739 7th street. near II street northwest on
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
The entire collection Of Household Furniture in part
Handsome Walnut Antique Oak. Cherry, and other
Chamber Sets, Fancy Tables Fancy Chairs. Bed
Lounges. Rattan Rockers Dining room Chairs
Marble Top Tables. Bookcases. Wardrobes Side
boards Hat Racks. Mirrors, Smyrna and other
Rugs. with large variety of other Stock. n23- st
FxE& SEAs sAH sE TGEE XbIEABIr
Mason to esd
h %
EomsrX County MARYLAND, in Liber E. B p, No. =,
N said mortgage. will offer at public sale TO the highest
S STXi On ths gremisss on sAIURpAY
O'CLOCK p NJ. all the property mentioned and
This Farm is situated in said MONTGOMERY County,
on ne road leading from to Fred
q re D:ssss q coanbis divided into two unequal
from the tSrnpifs to the road as the
Klvsr H1sdm .d,oins the lands Of Adjatant General
Counselmsn and Others and contains :2llt acres q
se IN a S
EsfSn AMI Is imkroved BY good Frame D%elling,
and other necessary outbuildngs and there also
two excellent orchards on the place
Road se ROAD II the pi.tr,es Of oOansis: IL
late bcSme the aS 1s
Is adapted to snbdiysioa into sites for sub
converted into an excellent grazing farm.
Title unexceptionable.
deposit Of $500 viii be required when the properly
4 es s se
n232t Attorney named in the mortgage.
FIN,E PREss BRICK FRONT DWELLING HOUSE
Il with I, sTA AlE BEING NO. S4l M STREET
On gSEsRAH AFTERNOON. NOWHERE
O'Clock, We WIN zen IL fESps :, he premises.
1SS fees to ay on street. with depth OF
m i@pro IKE s Of fine sstory Brick
tanning Is rooms, pantries, bath &c The first and
second floors are rooms deep, modern conveniences.
good twostOry brick stable in
This property is we'll located being convenient to
business center Department &c. the rooms are large
md well sdsRted to private residence The attention
OF those desiIins K purchase home or for invest
Terms, Oue-third cash. bai..es in onA and two
years. notes to bear six cent interest from day Of
sale, able semi annually and to be secured by deed
Of trust the premises sold all cash option Of
purchaser deposit Of $500 will be required at
time OF sale Conveyancing, &C.. at purchasers cost
Terms 70 be complied with in ten days from day Of
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after ve days
public advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in Warrington d. c.
n23-dGds DUNCANSUN BROS. Aucts.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
L THIRD STREET, NEAR NJ STREET SOUTH
EAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER OR
THIRTIETH. at QUARTER PAST FOUR ~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

sF- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CON.
sequence of the rain, until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTY-SIXTH, 1887, same hour and place.
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, 1887-04-21
- -
Mou1ders' strike.

PITTsDURG, Penn, April 1S.-The
stove moulders' strike which started
in st. Louis has reached this district
and all moulders in Pittsburg and sur
rounding towns are idle. The boycott
ted patterns OF the st. Louis firm were
receiver in this city last Saturday.
They were distributed among differ
ent firms and moulders were instructed
to commence work on them to-day.
This morning the moulders refused to
work on Objectionable patterns and as
a result all of the stove foundries in
the two cities are shut down. The
strike now extends throughout the
third district, the eastern boundary be-
ing Pittsburg and includes Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Detroit, Beaver Falls,
Rochester, Pa, and New Castle. In
this city work has been suspended in
fifteen foundries ani over 100 men are
idle. A long and bitter struggle is pre-
dicted.
, 1887-04-21

New ORLEANS, April 19.-General
Beauregard replies in the Picayune to
the extent of four columns, to the re-
cent structure upon his management
of the troops at Shiloh by JEFF. Davis,
at the dedication of Albert Sidney
Johnston monument. Beauregard
shows that what he did had the ap-
proval of Johnston, and that he did all
that could be done with the men, who
were absolutely outdone by need of
food and by fatigue. The article is
quite severe, and the author makes out
u good case against Davis, even pro-
ducing the identical military dispatch
which Davis declared had been lost.
The fact is disclosed, however, of an
almost phenomenal bitterness between
the two most conspicuous survivors of
the late confcderacy. It IL possible
that Davis will reply to Beauregard in
kind Qt
, 1887-04-21
propos. to pro,eo. Their Property.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, April 1S.--
The Minneapolis Tribune's, Pierre, Da-
kota. special says: Capt. Myers COM
mand left Fort Sully this morning for
the Grow Greek agency. A great
many settlers have been frightened of
by the Indian police, who ordered
them off in threatening manner and
burned many of their houses and other
property which the Indians did not
care to appropriate to their own use.
Others paid no attention to the threats
Of the police, and have comfortable
homes and productive farms. They
feel that q great injustice is done
them. One farmer from Winnepago
agency was seen this afternoon who
said that he, with others, had spent
all they had in improving their farms,
and they were going to stay until they
were killed. Settlers are arming and
are determined to give the soldiers a
warm welcome. Bloodshed is i'm
minent unless Capt. Myers exercises
wisdom and discretion.
, 1887-04-21
Troops for Indian Agencies,

ST. PAUL, April 1S.-Gen. Ruger,
commanding the department of Da-
kota, this evening told Pioneer Press
reporter concerning the movement of
troops from Fort Sully to the Winnie
bago and Crow Creek agencies, that
an agent had asked for military un-
der old orders of n year ago, and the
officer commanding had sent one COM
pany. He pronounced the report that
settlers would be shot if they did not
leave, pure bosh. The troops left n
week ago and he had heard nothing
from them since.
, 1887-04-21
singular Phenomenon.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ia special
from San Anabre, California, says: A
singular phenomenon occurred here
to-day. Immense quantities of sub
marine vegetation was thrown on the
beach, covering it for sixteen miles.
There are also large number OF dead
fishes of every kind, including whales,
sharks and sea turtles. One whale
measures fifty-fve feet and turtle
ten feet in length. Hundreds of
people are here to witness the extraor-
dinary scenes. 1t is believed to be
caused by a submarine eruption,
, 1887-04-21
Tho Parnell Letter.

LONDON, April 18.-The Times says
at is remarkable that Parnell ap'
peared doubtful on what grounds to
impreach the authenticity of the letter
He first seemed disposed to assume it
might be an autograph, which he ad-
mits he sometimes has given in.
quirers written on top of a sheet oi
note paper, or possible the signature for
use Of his private secretary, which fell
into unscrupulous hands. Now, hew-
ever, he asserts that the signature is
forged. The discrepancies, as he
points them out to prove this, are ex.
tremely little. We possess several
undoubted examples of his signature
and in our deliberate judgment there
can be no doubt the letter is genuine
, 1887-04-21
Rain ana snow.

KANSAS CITY, April ia heavy
rain, lasting from early in the morning
until about seven o'clock, fell in Kan
sas, Nebraska and western Missouri
all day to-day, but was succeeded, in
the Missouri valley, about o'clock by
snow which covered the earth to n
depth of two inches, and which
threatens great damage to the wheat
crop and budding fruit trees.
, 1887-04-21
Accidental. Shooting.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April If. M.
Fonda, superintendent OF the Georgia
Central railroad, was shot and in
stantly killed to-day while on an ex-
cursion on board the tug William G..
Turner, by ]. j. Abrams, a prominent
lawyer of this city. The shooting was
accidental. Mr.. Fonda was, until
recently, superintendent of Hender-
son division of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad.
, 1887-04-21
Fatal Accident.

PALATINE, Ills, April 17.-By the
bursting OF water tank containing
10000 gallons of water five persons
were killed and several injured. The
accident occurred on the Northwestern
railroad when crowd was standing
under the tank.
, 1887-04-21
Clearing House Reports.

Boston, April IA special to the
Post from the managers of the lead
ing clearing houses in the United
States show gross exchanges for the
week ending April 10th were 81 1,1N,-
466 1886. an increase of 26 $40 per
cent. over the corresponding period of
1886.
, 1887-04-21
Torpedo Explosion.

ANNAPOLIS, April ia torpedo
exploded under the torpedo launch
Hull this afternoon in the harbor and
sunk her in one minute and a half.
Ensign Miur was in charge and several
naval cadets on board, but they were
all taken of in safety by an oyster
man.
, 1887-04-21
Mills Closed.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-The
Touring mills in the state are largely
curtailing or entirely ceasing opera
tions. The reason is that the rise in
wheat will not permit them to mill at
a profit.
, 1887-04-21
Actress Dead .

LONDON, April 17.-Julie Manberg,
a talented actress OF the Berlin
Deutsche theatre, has died suddenly.
, 1887-04-21
Reported Marine Accident. /.

LONDON, April 17.-It is reported
that an English steamer has foundered
off Bornifacio, Corsica, and that $50
lives were lost.
, 1887-04-21

One of the heaviest showers Of the
season fell between 1 and 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
, 1887-04-21
Victim OF Apoplexy.

SAN Francisco, April 17.-Charles
Kohler, member of the well-known
wine firm OF Kohler & Frohling, died
tonight of apoplexy.
, 1887-04-21

Rumors are In the air of q great
mining deal about to take place.
, 1887-04-21
Ill.

PARIS, April k9.--Pere Hyacinth, IL
seriously i'll.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

C. p Fisld sad daughter. Of ausksgon,
are a. Sweets
=. Hubert and wife. OF Holland. "San-
dave" a. Sweets
u =. Curtis. Of i23 Sumnsr-ss.. is in
Los Angeles. Cal
Tom p. sesly vie and dsazhtsr. Of Hsr-
Dor Springs. sre a. The Morton
~ r. Ariin. -eprssentinz r. I. Bahbit.
SOAP msnufsctursr. of Nsv York. spent
SUNDAY IN the alley City
IS. .. Mnnsor. Of Washington. who
owns sbs Porter block. corner Of Monroe
snd North Divisions -sts.. = IN the city
William Brown. Of SOC North Prospect
at Ia entertaining his mother Mrs. John
Brown. of Brsntf0rd Ont and his sister.
hrs. Bsutenheimer. Of Norwich. Ont.
g. n Hogsboou AMI wife, Of Ninnes-
polls ars spending fs~ days IN the city.
csing en- their wedding trip. NJ. n e also
combining business With piessurs purchas-
ing frui1 f0r Shag 4 Co. Of Mnnespolis
r. e Wsibridge has resigned rs position
In The q. r s T. Land Department. and
sfter January { vi devote his sftsntion 20
the saIe of ne Hale elevator Tor which be
j. agent His successor has siresdy been
selected.
Charles s Young. % he nsrao~-af. Who
went ~ s. Louis with the e. A r. srcur-
son TO visit ~. brother. has consludei 20
rssssin in he Mound fitr. having &C
cerfsd = position as reporter an tbe sisls-
Nt1tas~-f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

HKADeUARrERs NIcH6A SOLDIERS HoNE
Oct lst, 49,.
The following LAW now in effect Is pub
lished for the information Of all concerned.
To prohibit the sslfiag Or eiEiag of am spirit
is1iis slak, Jeraie4ltcf 0r tl,t0ss hqt0fs % any
inmate of ne Michigan Soldtsys' Hone.
sEcrtos /. The people y tie State Of Mich
igGa eHac,, that II shall not be lawful for
any person knowingly TO sell. furnish or
give, or cause 10 be sold, furnished or given
10 any inmate OF the Michigan Soldiers
Home. except when on furlough and away
from the city Of Grand Rapids. any spirit
uous. malt, fermented, or vinous liquors,
except for mediciDzi purposes.
SIC. >. ANY person who shall violate
any Of the provisions of this act shall upon
conviction thereof, De punished Dy fine of
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars. together with
the costs ot prosecution, or By imprison-
meat in the county Jail not exceeding
ninety days, or by both such fines and i'm
prisonment in the discretion of tins Court.
Approved June II, 1887.
b. r. PIERcE,
Commandant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

At 1:30 yesterday afternoon John A
Rusche. one Of the early settlers here, died
at bis residence. 50 waverly Place. Mr.
Ruschs has been well and favorably known
as business man of Grand Rapids for a
great many years. having been in the boot
aud shoe trade on Sooth Division-st. un-l
aooat two years ago. when he moved 10
Fulton-st. He Vas al active member of
81. Andrews church. and always mani
fested q great interest in all works Of
charity. He leaves besides large circle Of
friends wife and two sons TO mourn his
loss. His age vas s. years months and :
days. The funeral viii De held from 81.
Andrews Cathedral Tuesday morning a. 8
o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-03

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addicted "a sng bad hshit. ard his word a
considered a. Eood as sn affidavit He
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dsv niaht. snd When - aroks restsrs'sv
u1crninz vss SURPRISED 20 discover that
something ~ss wong with ore 81 his
shoulders. He cou.d not move h,s arr,
w'fbcut Erest cslr. and D- Williams ~as
snin urneA Wien Sc vas found that the
she1i3er wss aut of oinf TIE Doctor rrf
ths Ioln1 in oisce nut neither he na~ NJ
Wstnore can account f1r fls censieon.